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age 10 she shot her irst 300 Mustang baseball players receive all-league honors Several Mustang baseball players received 2A/1A Special District 6 all-league honors at the district tournament recently. Named to irst team were (L-R above) Weston Putman, outield; CJ Kindle, outield; and Patrick Collins, utility. Receiving honorable mentions were (L-R at right) Jake Lindsay, inield, and Will Lutcher, utility. -Photos by Sandra Putman Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, June 8, 2016 Mustang softball players receive all-conference honors Two members of the Heppner Mustang softball team were honored at the grass seed to Basin ill in Confer- the pre Columbia ence District Tournament last month. Sophomore Morgan Correa received second team all-conference inielder. Senior Caitlynn Bailey received second team all-conference out- ielder. The Mustang softball team had a productive sea- son and inished the year strong. They say they are appreciative to the com- munity and parents for all of their support this season. barrel planters illed with Receiving all-conference hon- egories of ield, target, 3D, ors were (L-R at right) Mor- gan Correa and Caitlynn Bailey. -Contributed photo DA’s Report Sheriff’s Report February 6: -Mor- row County Sheriff’s Of- fice received report of a young kid about 18 years old trespassing on a prop- erty in Irrigon. When con- fronted, he claimed he had lost his glasses. The caller had walked him off the property but the kid advised he would be back. MCSO responded. -MCSO was advised of information regarding miss- tion of a 6,000-square-foot ing runaway juveniles at Sub Zero Motel in Irrigon. A deputy responded and located a runaway juvenile female. -A female reported that she hit a deer on Hwy. 74 near Ione that morning. She advised she was not injured but wanted to know if the deer could be donated to a shelter for food. A deputy and ODOT were advised. -Oregon State Police advised MCSO that an off-duty trooper on I-84 east was following a black- tarped semi truck that was all over the road, unknown if the issue was medical, intoxicants or if the driver - FIVE was tired. A deputy contact- ed the driver; OSP was ad- vised of indings and would watch for the subject. -Subjects advised MCSO that they had crashed in the Boardman area and were ighting in front of the vehicle. It was a single vehicle accident, injuries unknown. Subjects exchanged information. -A female in Heppner advised a male was until 9 p.m. due subject to schedul intoxicated and was kicked out of the bar. She reported that he came home and was yelling at the female; he threw her across the kitchen and was trying to hit her head on the counter tops. MCSO arrested Eric Michael Masterson, 24. February 7: -Emer- gency personnel received report of an extremely in- toxicated female in her 40s in Boardman, breathing but with white saliva from her mouth. Boardman PD and Boardman ambulance responded and the patient was transported to Good Shepherd Hospital. -A female reported to Lane Bailey & Jessica Hughes June 25, 2016 Tessa Gould & Kyle Ludwick June 26, 2016 MCSO that someone hit her a Morrow County Circuit at a karaoke event in Board- Court warrant for Failure to man. MCSO and Boardman Appear on Interfering with PD responded. a Peace Ofice and FTA on -MCSO received report Theft III. of cows out on the road on -MCSO was advised Hwy. 207 – Echo, Lexing- of a dark gray SUV going ton. The caller advised that over 100 mph on I-84 west. another person stopped Curtis Dean Belcher, 46, and ran the cows off the was arrested and released road, but it appeared the on his own recognizance for fence was down and would Driving Under inluence of need to be ixed. A deputy Intoxicants, to be notiied was advised and advised it by the District Attorney and was open range. The cattle given a citation. owner was contacted and February 8: -Morrow advised of the issue. County Sheriff’s Ofice was -MCSO was advised advised of a motor vehicle of a llama heading toward accident near the gravel pit the freeway by Boardman. toward Ruggs on Hwy. 206 A deputy responded and – Condon. The caller did the llama went back into not think it rolled but ad- the tree farm. Oregon State vised the driver couldn’t get Police was advised and the out. MCSO, Heppner ire incident was taken under and Heppner ambulance investigation. responded and the patient -A deputy was out at was transported to Pioneer Baseline Ln./Hwy. 207 – Memorial Hospital. Echo attempting to locate -MCSO was advised a subject involved in a that Joseph A. Manning, 30, disturbance in Umatilla. was brought into Umatilla The subject was located and County Jail from Snake transported to Umatilla PD. River Correctional Institu- Stanley Oneil McKnight, tion on two Irrigon Justice 29, was cited for driving Court warrants for Failure uninsured and warned for to Appear on Driving While an expired registration. Suspended and FTA on Ha- -A male advised MCSO rassment. that there was a vehicle at -MCSO received a ju- Willow Creek Reservoir, venile complaint regarding Heppner and that the person ive- and ten-year-olds try- inside was “messed up.” A ing to start their grandmoth- deputy responded and con- er’s car. MCSO responded tacted the male. Heppner and made contact with the ambulance was stood down. juveniles, who advised they -Benton County, WA were just packing stuff up advised MCSO that they re- for their grandma. ceived a 911 call plotting to -MCSO received report the Irrigon area from what of possible drive-by shoot- sounded like a juvenile ing in Boardman. The caller male, who said, “I will kill advised a car went by and her.” MCSO and Oregon her horses went running; State Police responded but her son found some shells were unable to locate an but no horses were injured emergency or the source of as far as she could tell. The the call. caller advised she heard -OSP advised MCSO four to ive shots and saw that they arrested Amanda a slower vehicle pass when Suzanne Vaughan, 41, Russell on they Seewald heard it. The neighbors heard it as well. MCSO took the incident under investigation. family or County to ind Dis- out February 9: -Doug- host Morrow las Charles Haggard Jr., trict Attorney Justin Nelson 38, was served an Irrigon has released the following justice Court warrant for report: Failure to Appear on Theft -Dillion Scott Carter, II. The subject was already 18, was convicted of Bur- lodged with the Dept. of glary I, a Class A Felony. Corrections and was given Thirty custody units were a trial date and time with the converted to 30 days jail justice court. time, to run consecutive to -MCSO was advised any other sentences with that the pop machine out- credit for time served, and side of the Ione store was the defendant sentenced broken into and the whole to three years supervised change mechanism taken. probation, subject to 180 in 36 months prison The Coca-Cola workers result sanction units with 90 jail were on scene and the caller units. Probation conditions requested contact. include substance abuse -Dept. of Ser- evaluation, mental health sentenced to Human 36 months vices advised MCSO of a evaluation, 10 non-custody suicidal female in Heppner. sanction units to be used for MCSO made contact with 160 hours of community the female, who was ine service, and no contact with and had family staying listed individuals. with her. Carter was addition- -A man in the Hep- ally convicted of Theft II, pner area advised MCSO a Class C Felony. Ten cus- that his horses came in all tody units were converted lathered up; the halter was to 10 days jail time, to run all screwed up on the horse, consecutive to other sen- and on the other horse there tences, with credit for time were claw marks on the butt served, and the defendant but no blood. The caller sentenced to 18 months su- advised he though a cougar pervised probation subject was harassing his animals to 90 sanction units with 30 since his dog had been jail units. Probation condi- missing for a few days. tions are the same as above February 11: -A male with the exception of ive in Heppner advised that non-custody sanction units someone had taken his mor- converted to 80 hours of phine pills the night before. community service. Addi- -MCSO was advised of tional counts were disposed a little girl running up and without conviction. Fines, down the street in Irrigon, fees and assessments to- crying and screaming that taled $400. there was a ight. -Patrick Shane Hardie, -MCSO and Boardman 49, was convicted of Dis- PD responded to a report of orderly Conduct II, a Class a wrong-way driver on I-84 B Misdemeanor, and the west. Joseph Morancie, 52, defendant sentenced to 15 was arrested and released days jail time with credit for on his own recognizance time served. Fines, fees and for Driving Under the In- assessments totaled $100. luence of Intoxicants. The subject was also cited for Joe Perry failing to register. We invite you to finance with us! We know your business, makes our business. 217 North Main St., Heppner • Phone 676-9158 • Floral 676-9426 Member FDIC Saturday & Sunday Breakfast Buffet A.Y.C.E. ONLY $7.95 PRIME RIB $21.95 or NY STEAK $19.95 every Saturday night Reservations are Required FILLING UP QUICKLY ! GET YOUR RESERVATION THIS SUNDAY'S MEAL WILL BE $6.95 small prime rib dinner ! 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